I'll admit I like new toys and besides quitting analog vaping brings me plenty of enjoyment with the search for good flavor.
It seems as of late every month the sub ohm race is getting a bit more competitive.
I first bought a couple Atlantis tanks and I will say I love the way it vapes, my flavor is great the clouds are thick and with the added SS designer tank it's a looker.
However after all the freaking bad press on the coils I will admit It kind of freaked me out a bit.
Well then along comes the Kanger Sub tank with its good looks and great set up plus it uses what most consider norm now with the OCC coils there went another trip to the shop and picked up a couple mini's.
The Kanger is a great tank I have no complaints as of yet it doesn't hit as hard IMHO as the Atlantis and seems the flavor is slightly muted but over all great vaping experience.
Next out come the Joytech Delta II offering up some what the same as the Kanger tank I am still waiting for the post to arrive with mine as my local shops have not even heard of it.
Now getting to the meat of the thread welcome the Horizon Arctic.
I happened along this jem as I needed some more juice and my local shop said there selling like hotcakes.
It's a nice looking tank one that appeals to me as I like the plain Jane SS look
Here are the specs
A true sub-ohm tank that can vape at up to 100 watts.
Features include:
I've got to say this Tank is good! the 4 adjustable airflow can pour in massive amounts of air and very quiet compared to the Atlantis and Kanger tanks.
I've vaped a couple tanks of juice and the flavor is a little better than the Atlantis.
I think the construction is good seems like a quality piece.
I'm vaping it using the .5 ohm (a .2 ohm is also included) on my IPV2S @ 25 watts and so far so good.




It seems as of late every month the sub ohm race is getting a bit more competitive.
I first bought a couple Atlantis tanks and I will say I love the way it vapes, my flavor is great the clouds are thick and with the added SS designer tank it's a looker.
However after all the freaking bad press on the coils I will admit It kind of freaked me out a bit.
Well then along comes the Kanger Sub tank with its good looks and great set up plus it uses what most consider norm now with the OCC coils there went another trip to the shop and picked up a couple mini's.
The Kanger is a great tank I have no complaints as of yet it doesn't hit as hard IMHO as the Atlantis and seems the flavor is slightly muted but over all great vaping experience.
Next out come the Joytech Delta II offering up some what the same as the Kanger tank I am still waiting for the post to arrive with mine as my local shops have not even heard of it.
Now getting to the meat of the thread welcome the Horizon Arctic.
I happened along this jem as I needed some more juice and my local shop said there selling like hotcakes.
It's a nice looking tank one that appeals to me as I like the plain Jane SS look
Here are the specs
A true sub-ohm tank that can vape at up to 100 watts.
Features include:
- 0.2 ohm & 0.5 ohm resistance coil heads
- USA-made Kanthal wire used in the coils
- Organic cotton wick
- BTC (Bottom Turbine Coil) technology
- 12mm intake holes
- Adjustable airflow
- 10W-100W
- 304 stainless steel construction
- 3ml juice capacity
I've got to say this Tank is good! the 4 adjustable airflow can pour in massive amounts of air and very quiet compared to the Atlantis and Kanger tanks.
I've vaped a couple tanks of juice and the flavor is a little better than the Atlantis.
I think the construction is good seems like a quality piece.
I'm vaping it using the .5 ohm (a .2 ohm is also included) on my IPV2S @ 25 watts and so far so good.



